> There's a difference between tolerating it to a degree and letting leaders continue uncomfortable awkwardness. You are saying that socially awkward people sh

> There's a difference between tolerating it to a degree and letting leaders continue uncomfortable awkwardness. You are saying that socially awkward people shouldn't be leaders. RMS can't change, he isn't socially awkward by choice. That's his personality. I disagree. Leaders have flaws, and social awkwardness isn't anywhere near the top of the worst flaws. In fact, in RMS' case, I think it was part of the reason for his success in promoting free software.